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The book reflects one of the high points of the so-called Harlem Renaissance, that flowering of African American literature and culture in the public’s consciousness. Folk art communicated as blues, jazz, and dance, resonated in a young Covarrubias who was there to portray it.

His most famous waltz is Sobre las olas 🌊 (Over the waves), composed in 1888. This piece was so popular in Europe that for some time it was incorrectly attributed to Johann Strauss II. Perhaps the next time you hear a waltz, you’ll think about Mexico instead of Austria!

Originally published as a series of newspaper articles 🗞️ for the Metropolitan Magazine, the book Insurgent Mexico became one of the most vivid testimonies of this revolutionary upheaval.

Illustrations: Alberto Gamón for México insurgente (2020) by Nórdica Libros.

#GivingTuesday is your chance to make a difference! 💓 We appreciate your support with the contribution level that works for you so we can continue presenting the best of Mexican art exhibits, film screenings, music concerts, book presentations and more: https://t.co/4vBA52XrXH

♀️ Today we commemorate the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, starting #16Days of activism against gender-based violence until December 10! #DiaNaranja #OrangeTheWorld

[Art by the Mexican illustrator Mariana Motoko]

The Mexican Revolution, which began #OTD in 1910, and continued for a decade, is recognized as the first major political, social, and cultural revolution of the 20th century 🧵

Photo: Zapatistas by José Clemente Orozco (1931).

La séptima edición del @GranSalonMexico presenta el trabajo de 33 ilustradores e ilustradoras mexicanas del 6 al 10 de noviembre 🎨

📅 Agenda la fecha y disfruta su modalidad virtual y presencial: https://t.co/fQZ7G5KCgU

Mexico celebrates the National Day of Maize on September 29! 🌽🇲🇽

This mythical grain is the most representative crop in the country due to its economic, social, and cultural importance and has been a basic and fundamental food of the Mesoamerican indigenous cultures.

🎞 #GiveAwayAlert Would you like to watch any of the three Mexican films featured at the #AFILatinFilm Festival on its virtual edition? 🎥 🇲🇽

Send an 📧 to: culturemexico@instituteofmexicodc.org telling us the name of the director of the movie you want to watch! (Only US) 🎫

🗣️ Join today’s zoom chat “The Artist and the State: Political Art in Mexico and the United States”, an audio-visual feast featuring Gregorio Luke, composer Ana Lara, and historians Roberto Kolb, John Tutino, and Lorenzo Candelaria.

☑️ Register now: https://t.co/Xt6RYKGfdC